I have a flat pack trailer kit, sorta

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Well sorta I am missing a few small panels that should be able to out of window and door cut outs, and the lifting roof panel to make. But I have a flat pack 12x5.5x5.5 teardrop kit sitting on my shelf.

I am doing the first of two bed platforms tonight, then I am out of foam which I am picking up tomorrow. Friday night I will make the roof panel but then I am out of epoxy, I dont need much more just the other bed platform panel and glassing the outside corners which I could not use the epoxy I have been for that as its thickened.

Plan for right now, tonight bed panel which is part of the structural paneling/framing, friday night the roof panel which is my last panel of any size, its 5.5 x 6 iirc. Saturday I will tear down the laminating table which is built on my frame. Sunday I will attach the axle and make/install the wheel wells, then monday Spend all day doing mva for a vin, inspection then title and tags. I am waiting on the adhesive to attach the panels to frame, then tues thru friday panels go on the frame. By the end of next weekend I am hoping to have all the panels on the frame. Thats when I will be posting a bunch of pics. I took next week off to do the panels but if the adhisive does not show up I am kind of stuck or not.

behold a flat pack trailer kit.

 

[billiebob]

very cool. mine started out as a "flat pack" too
storing it the first few winters disassembled



But the assembly, tear down gets tiring so I glued and screwed it together. It is still a slide in box tho.

 

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oh its flat pack now, once it goes together the only way to get it apart would be destructive.

 

[TroySmith80]

Did you buy the panels / kit or make them?

 

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They are home same way as sawtooth ultimate